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Simona Masina, Ph.D. Princeton University, Director of the Institute on Earth System Predictions of the Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change Foundation. Her scientific interests focus on the understanding of the ocean role in the global climatic system.
She has more than 20 years of experience in global ocean modelling and ocean data assimilation and has been involved in national and international projects with both scientific and coordination responsibilities. In 2014 she coordinated the first PRACE project awarded to CMCC to set up the basis of a NEMO based high-resolution ocean forecasting system which is now operational at CMCC.
She has to her credit more than 100 publications in international refereed journals.
Her experience includes teaching activity at the graduate level at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and at the University of Bologna. She is a member of the Italian Oceanographic Commission (Italian IOC-UNESCO), member of the NEMO Steering Committee, member of the OceanPredict Science Team and chair of the Scientific Board of Mercator Ocean International.
ULTIME PUBBLICAZIONI
- A global overview of marine heatwaves in a changing climate
- The role of air–sea heat flux for marine heatwaves in the Mediterranean Sea
- Southern Europe and western Asian marine heatwaves (SEWA-MHWs): a dataset based on macroevents
- The state of the ocean in the northeastern Atlantic and adjacent seas
- The state of the global ocean
- Forecasting the Mediterranean Sea marine heatwave of summer 2022
- CMIP6 models underestimate Arctic sea ice loss during the Early Twentieth-Century Warming, despite simulating large low-frequency sea ice variability
- Skill assessment of seasonal forecasts of ocean variables
- The role of upper-ocean heat content in the regional variability of Arctic sea ice at sub-seasonal timescales
- Machine learning methods to predict sea surface temperature and marine heatwave occurrence: a case study of the Mediterranean Sea